Bubblewrap

Tap a cell. It pops, shoves its neighbours, and they pop too and if you set the board up right, that one tap takes half of it with you.

Bubblewrap is a quiet puzzle about loading a position and then detonating it. Every tap costs, and the price rises all run, so the question is never "what can I clear" but "what is worth clearing, and when". Big chains are pure profit. Small ones are how you go broke.

- No timers. No reflexes. No pressure of any kind. Put it down mid-chain and it will be exactly where you left it.

- One screen, one hand, no menus to learn. You will understand what you can do in ten seconds. What you should do takes considerably longer.

- Bar cells fire along a whole row or column. Shiny cells make every future tap cheaper, permanently, but only if you reach them with a chain.

- Plays entirely offline. No ads. Nothing to collect, no daily quests, no timers counting down while you are not looking.

Free to play five runs a day. One optional purchase, once, removes the limit forever and unlocks all nine colour schemes. There is no second thing to buy, no currency, no subscription, and there never will be.

Recent changes:
First public release.

No timers, no ads, works offline. Five runs a day are free; one optional purchase lifts the limit for good and unlocks all nine colour schemes.